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Towards the end of 2022 we held two workshops, where we invited ward councillors and key strategic stakeholders to learn more about the project and share their views and opinions on emerging ideas.
02 June → 08 June 2023
Community drop in events
We held two community drop in events. They provided an opportunity for members of the local community to find out about the project, the operation and maintenance of river assets, and flood risk in and around Sleaford. We were also able to learn more about local views and aspirations for the River Slea.
18 October 2023
River Light Festival
We attended the River Light Festival. This gave us a great opportunity to share project updates and gain feedback from the local community on the the project.
08 August → 09 August 2024
Community drop in events
We shared information with the community about the project, flood risk and the future of the rivers in and around Sleaford. We were also able to learn more about local views and aspirations for the River Slea.